The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1887-07-17

r,snce has relaxed since the
p-epob fete day has passed without the
a.onrrence of any anti-German demon
.trotions. The accounts in the German
aonars of the incidents in Paris, Oh
Thursday, represent that the repression
Of the popular OutDurst was soleiy &C
Somplished by the presence OF such
MASSES OF TROOPS,
~ .,ong the route travelled by Presi'
dent Grevy and his ministers on thelr
ar N the review at Long Champs, as
ha3 never been seen in Paris since the
dsvs of the empire, and the
PoppnIace we're in reality unable
popnaEs a demonstration and that the
:ytraordinary precautions taken by the
government, although successful IN
SSsrslyzing the Chauvinists, had gwen q
fictitious aspect to the calmness which
Characterized the day. The German
embassy in Paris was specially guarded.
There was no appearance OF troops In
front of the building, but body OF
CAVALRY WAS KEPT ON THE ALERT
and moving in the vicinity from early
morn till midnight.
The return to the German people of a
ooImar mood toward the French can be
assured, however, only by cessation
OF the systematic
PERSECUTION OF GERMAN RESIDENTS
in French towns, yet the tendency
seems all the other way. The ChauVinist
press continue to publish the LANES
and addresses Of Germans who have
nIaces of business in France, and warn
members of the Patrio tic League not to
have any dealings with them.
Minor German employees are being
hunted out OF their places at the rate of
4 hundred weekly, and it is estimated
that that the Germans holding situa-
tions in France who last year num-
bered 5000, has been decreased one
half within the last six months.
Count Won Munster, German enbas-
sadOr at Paris, is having constant
stream Of
APPEALS FOB HELP AGAINST oUTRAGEs
which are being perpetrated upon
Germans The sufferers are in
the main skilled workmen, who
and employment in the manufacturing
centres Of France s.These appeals were
made the subject of an oral diplomatic
representation to NJ. Flourens, Foreign
Minister, by Count Won Munster, on
Wednesday last. The count has fol-
lowed his oral representation with a
written remonstrance, to which the
French Minister, Flourens. will have to
make written reply Minister Flourens
is also asked by Count Won Munster if
his 1.-THE minister'sl government
The organ of the Boulangists,
lie Defense National, which declared that
The German funotionaries in France
we're all spies; that
THE CENTRAL NEST OF THE REPTILES
EaS the German embassy and that Count
Won Munster himself was the director of
the spy administration. NJ. FIourens
nas made verbal promise to interfere
auu 20 use every power of the govern
~ prevent assaults on Germans
II, ~ Ine future. Since Count Won
9unsleF made the remonstrance, the
P PeInan consulstes at Bordeaux and
G Huuen report street attacks upon
Termahs IN those cities and
ne ~, bordeaux consul complains
S SuaL the windows of his residence have
zen Deen smashed. German papers of every
party concur IN the opinion that
THE SITUATION Is 1NroLERABLE
and that it is absolutely necessary for
the French government to interpose re-
soIuteIy to stop German chatting. y
count ,o Won Munster will take a holiday
g IsCIul' nus health and give Minister
n,sUa aens breathing space and room to
strauat d reply to the German remon-
Pr; ru.e, pat 1t Is considered certain that
rcaJ Oe bismarck will insist upon a prac-
,n,a5 1ssponse, IN the nature of an as
1 protection for Germans in France.
TIE EMPEROR,
u -I' hmperor's interview with the
IIPeFof of Austria will take place at
s u-,ein' on the 28th inst. The En-
lm mn, Is suffering from the heat, and is
gsiHasen t to hasten his departure from
PriSu. de will leave on tuesday.
R;Sl mncess Bismarck and Connt Hsrbert
coing -, iett Berlin to night. They are
ism ns b; 70 Msinsu, to visit Count Viii
az psu Eosmark. The Princess will after
G GOnPp proceed to Hamturg. 90 vi
b-T TInt Herbert Bismarck will take
EoUna at Koenigstein, in Lans,s
HSSmUnnlalns, and afterward proceed e't to
ee 5nnoe Bismarck, while in Berlin 70
mad: inquired into the complaintg
yeTssoy the Catholic bishops of the
Of the ..ols exercised in the Posen diocese
ooDo ae tight Q, the government to C yete
P@1Cs9ed under the agreement betw veeU
Abe sI nS.. and the Vatican. The local
gops PRESIDENT ot has vetoed the nomins.
Sg S' k d the parish priests inciudine be
de nnGWn cleTicals, DR.. A. ]. SedeSski
Eicz ~, OF the Reichstag; DR.. Kubo-
lst5ss, director of the SEMINAR n: Au and
bs Eo, vi ,hadzlekiski, former editor Of
Ia. di irea.s9 Of SilesiG. Prince eismsrc *
Q ssco sStst an order to the presideni
eases. outsider his veto in the several
"' Nes'nn9 announces a